-chan is a name suffix denoting a high degree of familiarity. Most often used with girls who are close friends but younger, also used with small children, when used with a male name denotes an intimate relationship, or can be an implied purgative. Various uses take on many different subtle implications based on context, gender, age, relationship, and purpose.
'Chan' is an honorific, indicating affection and familiarity in general. It's mostly used after names of girls, kids and pets and hardly ever used for adult males, but if used it's often as humor.
It means skilled, excellent or beautiful person.
it means green star :)midori-greenhoshi-star^__^Erii-chan♥
It's a Chinese family name! No special meaning! In Japanese, -chan goes after your given name and means "cute little". So if you call Michael Jackson "Mike-chan", it's like "cute little Mikey".
Nee-chan means older sister. It can also be used to address a female stranger in lieu of a name, sort of like "miss" in English. (Eg: Nee-chan, can you tell us how to get to Tokyo Tower?)
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Jackie Chan's birth name is Chan Kong-sang.
"Chan fuu" is not Japanese, but "Fuu-chan" could be an endearing way of addressing someone (likely a young female) whose name or nickname is "Fuu."
It is a name so it would be Wanda-san/kun/chan/nee chan, etc.
Maybe Kone-chan
Koori means ice and -chan is a Japanese honorific, usually used by kid and teen girls, mostly to other girls. Calling one who is superior (like your boss) -chan it is considered rude.For example if your friends name was Yuki (which means snow in Japanese by the way) then you refer to them as, "Yuki-chan."
Sumiko is a Japanese first name meaning happy beautiful child. Chan is a diminutive often used with children.
No they are not related. Chan is a very common name, and having the same name does not mean that people are related.
It doesn't mean anything other than someones name.
Many people say papa, but there is also otou-san
Dolly (If it is your name) would just be dolly. However, You would be called (Last name here)-san/kun/senpai/kohai/sensei/onee-san/onii-san/onee-chan/onii-chan/chan
Kuma. Tamaki refers to it "Kuma-chan", which is basically the Japanese equivalent of "Teddy".
It means skilled, excellent or beautiful person.